In the cutthroat world of mobile office suites, developers are always trying to bring more features to the table so you'll pick their offering as your go-to. And when it comes to that arena, I personally can't say anyone does it better than Mobile Systems with Office Suite Pro. It's been my personal choice for, well, a long time.

Today the office-on-the-go was updated to version 7.1, which brings with it several new features, including some rather unique options:

What's in this version:

New features in 7.1:*Oxford Dictionary of English integration (available as a separate add-on product)*Ability to perform Google search form Word documents*Insert image from camera (in Word/Excel/PowerPoint)*Better compatibility with QuickSpell*Tables resize in Word (separate branches)*Dual screen support*Links and Shadows support in PowerPoint*Image replace in Word*Improved font formatting and Autofill with cell dragging in Excel*Improved UI in Excel sheets*Sheets reordering in Excel

As you can see in the above list, this version has "dual screen support" – whatever that means (seriously, what does that mean?

The road to CyanogenMod 7.1, undoubtedly the largest Android custom ROM, now covering a mind-boggling number of devices (68), has been long and rough. We've been hearing rumblings that the final release was almost here for a number of days (just watch the video of the CM sessions from the Big Android BBQ below), but a couple of hours ago it really did seep through and end up at CM download mirrors across the web.

One of the ways Android protects application users from unwanted activities is by requiring every app to declare a set of permissions and allowing users to view those permissions during the installation phase. Don't like what an app can do? Just don't install it.

However, this all or nothing approach doesn't allow you to selectively turn off specific permissions, so if you don't like that an application accesses your phone state, you can't just disable that and still have the app installed.